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Image Production I Module 2 Flash Cards

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Changing the slope of the look-up table graph will increase or decrease what aspect of the image?

a)

Image Brightness

b)

Image Sharpness

c)

Image Contrast

d)

Image Saturation

2.

What happens to the histogram when you have a higher kVp?

a)

It becomes more narrow (because you have less differential absorption and less Compton interactions)

b)

It becomes wider due to increased differential absorption

c)

It remains the same regardless of kVp changes

d)

It becomes more skewed towards lower values

3.

What parameter control image brightness

a)

Window Level

b)

Image Contrast

c)

Pixel Density

d)

Color Saturation

4.

The process of joining two or more images into one continuous image is known as _____ ________

a)

image stitching

b)

image merging

c)

photo blending

d)

picture combining

5.

The measurement for radiation that was incident on the image receptor for a particular exposure is known as:

a)

KIND

b)

TYPE

c)

LEVEL

d)

AMOUNT

6.

Basic workstation functions include contrast manipulation, edge enhancement, and smoothing.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Rarely

7.

What is the relationship between exposure index and the image receptor?

a)

Exposure index refers to the amount of exposure to the image receptor.

b)

Exposure index is a measure of the image quality.

c)

Exposure index indicates the type of image receptor used.

d)

Exposure index is unrelated to the image receptor.

8.

The ability of a digital system to display subtle changes in shades of gray is called:

a)

Contrast resolution

b)

Brightness adjustment

c)

Color depth

d)

Image sharpness

9.

If there is more light spread, what happens to the MTF?

a)

Increases the MTF

b)

Lowers the MTF

c)

Has no effect on the MTF

d)

Makes the MTF unstable

10.

Why is exposure index standardization important?

a)

It helps in reducing the overall radiation dose to patients.

b)

It is beneficial to the technologist for consistent interpretation of the amount of radiation that strikes the IR.

c)

It ensures that all imaging equipment operates at the same efficiency.

d)

It allows for faster processing of radiographic images.

11.

An image manipulation process that fills in the background so that it is darkened is known as

a)

Shuttering

b)

Blurring

c)

Sharpening

d)

Cropping

12.

High-pass filtering is useful for enhancing organs and soft tissue.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Rarely

13.

MTF is a way to quantify the contribution of each system component and the component’s overall efficiency.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Partially True

d)

Not Applicable

14.

How dark or light a digital image appears on a display monitor is known as:

a)

Contrast

b)

Brightness

c)

Saturation

d)

Hue

15.

Window width controls the ratio of black and white, also known ________

a)

Brightness

b)

Contrast

c)

Saturation

d)

Hue

16.

Failure of the reader to find the collimation borders can result in the image being too bright or too dark?

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Rarely

17.

Changing the matrix and the FOV will not change the size of the pixel.

True or False

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Depends on the resolution

18.

The size of the pixel is determined by the:

a)

Matrix

b)

Resolution

c)

Color Depth

d)

Aspect Ratio

19.

Increased manipulation of an image results in:

a)

Loss of information.

b)

Improved image quality.

c)

Enhanced color saturation.

d)

Increased resolution.

20.

Deviation index is the difference between ____ and ____ expressed in logarithmic fashion.

a)

Actual exposure (KIND); Target exposure (KTGT)

b)

Measured exposure (KMEAS); Desired exposure (KDES)

c)

Observed exposure (KOBS); Expected exposure (KEXP)

d)

Baseline exposure (KBASE); Reference exposure (KREF)